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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 14 MIN

The Best Candidate Money Can Buy

from IAllegedly · host Dan

California election spending has reached shocking levels as candidates pour tens and even hundreds of millions of dollars into campaigns. In this video, Dan from i Allegedly breaks down the staggering cost-per-vote numbers from the California governor's race, the Los Angeles mayoral race, and national presidential elections. From Tom Steyer's massive self-funded campaign to Karen Bass, Spencer Pratt, Rick Caruso, Steve Hilton, and Javier Becerra, the numbers reveal just how expensive modern politics has become.We compare campaign spending from the George W. Bush vs. John Kerry election in 2004 to the Trump, Harris, and Biden election cycle of 2024, where total spending reached unprecedented levels. Is politics becoming a game reserved for billionaires and mega-donors? What does it cost to buy attention, advertising, and votes in today's elections? If you're interested in business news, finance, government spending, campaign finance, California politics, economic trends, and where taxpayer dollars ultimately lead, this breakdown will leave you stunned.💡 We have a Private Channel where you can support the content and get exclusive perks! Please check it out https://iallegedly.tv✉️ Please join our email list to stay updated and connected. Sign up here https://bit.ly/2Y21C19Dan's Mailing AddressDan @ iAllegedly PO Box 564Tustin, CA 92781 Here are the links for the stories mentioned in this videohttps://www.marketwatch.com/story/tom...https://www.businessinsider.com/harri...https://www.nhttps://www.reddit.com/r...https://iallegedly.tv/Check out our websitewww.iAllegedly.comAnd as always, please be kind to everyone. Onward and Upward.All the best,Dan

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